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Alan Kugalan was a dedicated and hardworking student in the Medical Laboratory Assistant Program at Medix College. He achieved excellent grades on all his assignments, tests, and exams through tremendous effort. Alan adhered to safety procedures and was on the Academic Honor Roll. He had excellent attendance and punctuality, demonstrated strong laboratory skills, and got along well with classmates. His instructor believes these attributes will make Alan a valuable asset to any employer.
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- 1. January 20, 2016 To Whom It May Concern Re: Alan (kurunathy) Kugalan I am providing this letter of reference in support of Alan Kugalan. I have had the pleasure of knowing Alan for over 11 months while he was a student in MLA (Medical Laboratory Assistant Program) at Medix College. During that time, I found Alan to be a very dedicated, responsible and hardworking student. It was evident from the grades obtained, for all his assignments, tests and exams, that he put tremendous effort into his work. For that reason, he was permanently on the Academic Honor Roll. In addition, Alan adhered to Standard of procedures and was conscious of safety measures. Alan had excellent attendance, punctuality and a good attitude. He demonstrated strong skills in the laboratory, got along well with all of his classmates. He was very helpful and was very well liked. These attributes make him a valuable asset and I am sure that any employer, who hires him, will be very happy with his work. Please feel free to contact me regarding any questions you may have. Regards, Delores Jean Delores Jean Medical Laboratory Assistant Instructor Medix College 2130 Lawrence Ave., E. Scarborough 416-701-1201 Res. 905-428-9114